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AstraZeneca's Decision to Pause Covid-19 Vaccine Trials Unfortunate, Not Common: Anthony Fauci
AstraZeneca said on Tuesday it voluntarily paused trials, including late-stage ones, after an unexplained illness in a participant, to allow an independent committee to review safety data.
India's Fuel Demand Fell 15.6% Y/y In August
Reuters - India's fuel demand fell 15.6 percent in August compared with the same month last year.
Poet Munnawar Rana's Daughter Claims She Has Been Put Under House Arrest Over Protest Against CM Adityanath
This is the violation of my rights, poet Munnawar Rana's daughter Sumaiya Rana said, while claiming that policemen have also been deployed outside her father Munnawar Rana's residence.
VW's New Electric Car Panned By Germany's Leading Test Publication
Germany's Auto Motor und Sport said Volkswagen's new electric car, the ID.3, had fallen short of the carmaker's usual standards of fit and finish, and had a limited operating range, when it reviewed the car ahead of its launch.
English Warned Limits On Gatherings May Last Til Christmas
New limits on social gatherings in England to six people are set to stay in place for the foreseeable future, potentially until or even through Christmas, British Health Secretary Matt Hancock said Wednesday.
Pulkit Samrat Goes Camping with Beau Kriti Kharbanda, Shares Picture on Instagram
Actor Pulkit Samrat took to Instagram to share a picture with beau Kriti Kharbanda as they went on a camping trip amid the lockdown.
Shweta Tripathi Rediscovers Love for Space, Astronomy During 'Cargo' Shoot
Shweta Tripathi Sharma said the film Cargo prompted her to study about space and astronomy, added that she will never move on from the role.
Boost to Self Help Groups in UP as Yogi Govt Signs MoU with UN for Take Home Ration Supply
Funds will be distributed to small scale industries after getting profit of about 160 crore rupees. These small scale industries will supply their products to the government departments of the state.
LVMH Taps Dior's Jones For Women's Designs At Fendi
Italian fashion label Fendi on Wednesday named British designer Kim Jones as artistic director for womenswear collections, a role previously held by the late Karl Lagerfeld.
Virgin Australia To Cull A Third Of Its Boeing 737 Fleet Under Bain Ownership
Virgin Australia Holdings Ltd said on Wednesday it is returning a third of its fleet of Boeing Co 737 planes to lessors and financiers as part of a turnaround plan under new owner Bain Capital.
Is Breaking The Law Right On Brexit? UK Says The Law Must Be Obeyed On COVID
Britain's health minister said on Wednesday that people should obey the law over coronavirus after he was asked if it was right to break international law in a limited and specific way over Brexit.
Afghan Officials: Kabul Bomb Targets VP, Kills 2 Civilians
A bombing in the Afghan capital on Wednesday killed at least two civilians and wounded several others in an attack that targeted the countrys first vice president, who was unharmed, officials said.
Android 11 Rollout Begins Today: Here’s What is New
The new Android 11 update is officially rolling out starting today for the Google Pixel lineup as well as some other select Android smartphones.
Ethiopian Region Votes, Defying Federal Government And PM
People have begun voting in Ethiopias northern Tigray region in a local election defying the federal government and increasing political tensions in Africa's second most populous country.
On Akshay Kumar's Birthday, Bellbottom Makers Release New Black and White Look from Spy Drama
The makers of Bellbottom have released a new look from the film in which Akshay Kumar plays a spy from the '80s who's racing against time to save 212 Indians on a hijacked plane.
Afghan Vice President Unharmed In Attack In Kabul - Spokesman
A roadside bomb in Kabul targeted first Afghan Vice President Amrullah Saleh on Wednesday morning, his spokesman said, but he escaped the attack unharmed.